Brothers and sisters, Jesus has come to liberate all human beings, his salvation is for all humanity, without borders. Let us pray.
We want to be a star that illuminates the lives of our brothers
• May our Church be like a lighthouse that illuminates for all of us the path that leads us to the place where we can meet Jesus incarnate.
We want to be a star that illuminates the lives of our brothers
• Like the Magi, may we live with a spirit of seeking, awakened within to know how to look, grasp, and discern the signs of our time that point to what is important in life.
We want to be a star that illuminates the life of our brothers and sisters
• That on this day of celebration, especially for children, we remember all those who will not have gifts or toys and listen to the call of Jesus to share our goods.
We want to be a star that illuminates the life of our brothers and sisters
• That all of us leave our small worlds, open ourselves to our brothers and sisters, always seeking to facilitate paths of dialogue, peace, and unity.
We want to be a star that illuminates the life of our brothers and sisters
• Let us be light in the night of people’s lives, let us live attentive to the needs of those around us, let the lives of our brothers and sisters matter to us.
We want to be a star that illuminates the lives of our brothers and sisters
On this day of Epiphany, we want to remember that above what we are, what happens to us, and what we do, there is the love of the little one in the manger who has come to enrich our lives.
Vicky Irigaray
English version translated with AI